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Sandals & Beaches
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"so do they rise to unknown and glorious regions" The Little Mermaid, Hans Christian Andersen
Before you leave Canada
Entry requirements
It is your sole responsibility to ensure that you - and any child travelling with you - have all the travel documents necessary to enter or transit through each country on your itinerary. Please ensure you verify the requirements for each country as the required documents for the outbound portion of your travel may differ from those required on the return.
Please refer to Air Canada for complete information on travel requirements and regulations.
Baggage
Please refer to Air Canada for up-to-date baggage allowances.
Airport check-in
Please present yourself at the airport counter or self-service kiosks of the airline indicated on your e-ticket. Web check-in and mobile check-in are also available.
Please refer to Air Canada for recommended check-in times and more details.
Your arrival at destination
Transportation from airport to Copenhagen
If you enter Denmark via the Copenhagen Airport, you can conveniently board the train for Copenhagen Central Station with its many connections to the rest of Denmark, or take the metro to downtown Copenhagen, Frederiksberg and Vanlose.
By train
If you go by train, a Zone 3 ticket is required (DKK 28.50) to get from the airport to the central station. The train station at the airport is situated right below the terminal building.
By metro
The metro runs every 4 minutes in the daytime, and every 15 minutes at night. A Zone 2 ticket (DKK 18) or a Zone 3 ticket (DKK 28.50) is required, depending on where you intend to get off. The metro stop is in an extension of Terminal 3.
Train and Metro tickets can be purchased at the Airport DSB Travel Centre situated right next to the exit.
By taxi
On average the cost to the centre of Copenhagen will be about DKK 190 during the daytime, DKK 200 during the evening, and DKK 250 at night and on weekends.
Hotel check-in
Upon arrival at your hotel, please identify yourself at the front desk with your Air Canada Vacations voucher. You will then be assigned your accommodation. Passport must be presented upon check in.
Hotel check-in times may vary depending on the hotel but is generally 3 p.m.
During your stay
If you need help or assistance with your vacation, please contact Air Canada Vacations Customer Care.
Shopping
The city's main shopping area is centred on the longest pedestrian street in Europe, Stroget, and the charming 17th-century streets surrounding it. Apart from Magasin du Nord, the biggest department store in Scandinavia, Copenhagen boasts hundreds of boutiques, restaurants, and cafés. Danish design items such as Bang & Olufsen stereos, Royal Copenhagen porcelain and Georg Jensen silverware, are world famous. All have flagship stores in Copenhagen.
Tipping
Service charges are automatically added to the hotel and restaurant bill in Denmark, so no further tipping is required as such. Tipping for outstanding service is a matter of choice, but is not expected.
Tips for taxi drivers are included in the fare.
Water
Water in Copenhagen is safe to drink.
Electricity
Electricity in Denmark is AC 220 V, 50 Hz. Sockets use the round-pin European system. Most hotels have adaptors.
Currency
The currency in Denmark is Danish Kroner (DKK).
Banking
Danish banks are usually open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Normally the banks are open until 6 p.m. on Thursday. Banks are not open on weekends.
Long distance calls
Telephone calls from your hotel to Canada can be very expensive and service charges are high.
Prepaid calling cards are readily available.
To call Canada dial 001 and then the number.
Language
The native tongue is Danish, but English is widely spoken.
Time zone
UTC/GMT +1 hour
Daylight savings time UTC/GMT +2 hours
Emergency
You can ask for a doctor or a dentist through your hotel. Keep all your receipts.
Tourists requiring urgent medical care should go to the nearest hospital emergency room (airports and many train stations also have medical teams and first aid facilities). Pharmacies generally follow shop times (approx. from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday to Saturday, but in large cities many are open non-stop).
Getting Around
Sightseeing
Air Canada Vacations offers a huge selection of day tours and activities in Copenhagen that you can easily add to your shopping cart when you book. Enjoy the Copenhagen City and Harbor Tour or the Copenhagen Grand Tour.
Rental car
Air Canada Vacations offers convenient short-term and long-term car rentals throughout Europe.
Public transport
Public transport in Copenhagen is reliable, clean and cheap. Both trains and buses are frequent and efficient.
Bikes
Copenhagen is also a cyclist's paradise with cycle paths alongside virtually every street, as well as free city bikes available to borrow from stands throughout the city from the spring to the autumn.
Taxi
Taxis are tightly regulated and operate with fixed prices.
Your departure
Hotel checkout
Hotel checkout times may vary depending on the property, but generally you must vacate the room by noon.
Duty-free exemptions
Please refer to the Canada Border Services Agency for up-to-date information on personal exemptions.
Airport check-in
Please present yourself at the airport counter or self-service kiosks of the airline indicated on your e-ticket. Web check-in and mobile check-in are also available.
Please refer to Air Canada for recommended check-in times and more details.
Customer care
For any inquiries regarding your travel plans, please contact Air Canada Vacations Customer Care.